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{{Quote|Aye, when I get pumpin' on me bellows there's no stopping me, it's all in the rhythm, up n' down, up n' down! I've always been inspired by the stories of [[Stanyer Iron Hewer]], the greatest Smithy that ever there was!|Old man Willy Green for [[MediEvil books#Book 13 - BLACKSMITH'S MONTHLY|BLACKSMITH'S MONTHLY]]}} | {{Quote|Aye, when I get pumpin' on me bellows there's no stopping me, it's all in the rhythm, up n' down, up n' down! I've always been inspired by the stories of [[Stanyer Iron Hewer]], the greatest Smithy that ever there was!|Old man Willy Green for [[MediEvil books#Book 13 - BLACKSMITH'S MONTHLY|BLACKSMITH'S MONTHLY]]}} | ||
Old man '''Willy Green''' was the owner of the [[The_Sleeping_Village/Locations#Smithy|Smithy]] in Gallows Town in 1386 and was the one who made the [[Landlord's Bust]]. | Old man '''Willy Green''' was the owner of the [[The_Sleeping_Village/Locations#Smithy|Smithy]] in Gallows Town in 1386 and was the one who made the [[Landlord's Bust]]. | ||
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Willy was mentioned in [[MediEvil books#Book 13 - BLACKSMITH'S MONTHLY|BLACKSMITH'S MONTHLY]], where he was awarded Smithy of the season by the readers. | |||
==Gameplay== | |||
The book about Willy is meant to serve as a hint on how to work the forge in his Smithy, as well as to seek out the bust he had made. | |||
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Old man Willy Green was the owner of the Smithy in Gallows Town in 1386 and was the one who made the Landlord's Bust.
History
Willy was mentioned in BLACKSMITH'S MONTHLY, where he was awarded Smithy of the season by the readers.
Gameplay
The book about Willy is meant to serve as a hint on how to work the forge in his Smithy, as well as to seek out the bust he had made.
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